Cartoons from Punch magazine by Bernard Partridge
The Mixture as Before. Minister of Education. "Doesn't Oliver ask for more?" Oliver Twist (aged 14). "Well, to tell you the truth, guv'nor, I dunno as an extra helpin' o' that old stuff's goin' to make me any fitter for the battle o' life." (Charles Trevelyan offers a schoolboy another spoonful of Elementary Education)
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